A day built around the water, not just the boat
A Solara charter starts at the marina and heads out into Miami's waterways, cruising past the skyline before anchoring at one of the area's popular sandbars or islands. From there, it's swimming, floating mats, music through the yacht's Bluetooth sound system, and a bow sun pad big enough for the whole group to spread out. The cabin has two restrooms, so nobody's rationing bathroom breaks on a four hour charter. Outside food and drinks are welcome (just skip the red wine and glass bottles), and there's a cooler with ice already on board.
Room to actually make it your event
This is where Solara earns its reputation for flexibility. Add a birthday decor package, a drone photography package to capture the skyline shots, jet ski rentals for anyone who wants to get off the boat for a bit, or catering with a choice of Italian, Cuban, Caribbean, or soul food menus. Groups celebrating gender reveals or planning a romantic setup can add those packages too. Kids are welcome and life jackets are provided, so this isn't limited to bachelorette crowds. It works for family outings just as easily.
Built for groups of every size and occasion
Standard charters hold up to 13 guests, which is the federal cap for chartered recreational vessels regardless of yacht size. For bigger bachelorette parties, milestone birthdays, or corporate outings, Solara offers a multi-yacht tie-up option, anchoring two or more yachts together so everyone celebrates side by side without breaking any capacity rules. Whether it's eight people or forty, the day still ends the same way: skyline views, a sandbar, and a boat you didn't have to fight to book.
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